Moroccan Calcite

The Moroccan variety of calcite forms through a natural process where water saturated with calcium carbonate flows into underground cavities and begins to evaporate. The cavities, often formed within limestone or as volcanic bubbles, provide the perfect mold for calcite crystals to deposit and grow. Over millennia, these crystals layer upon each other, creating intricate, calcite-lined interiors of geodes, or prominent stacked crystalline formations. The Moroccan landscape, with its rich mineral deposits and unique geological features, is particularly conducive to the formation of these natural wonders.

In the realm of metaphysical properties, Moroccan calcite is regarded as a powerful cleansing and rejuvenating object. It is believed to amplify energy within a space, clear negativity, and promote renewal. The white to yellow hue of Moroccan calcite is specifically associated with thinking and learning, making this type of calcite popular among those seeking to enhance cognitive abilities and emotional processing.